Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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The members of the staff of the 1962 Spizz established a rather unusual goal for themselves, a goal which eventually became the theme of their work. The ultimate aim was to present to the students and faculty of Wayne State indisputable reasons for everyone to hove an exultant PRIDE in the academic, material, and athletic accomplishments of this fifty-first year. Many of these accomplishments are evident —the Trimester; the Honors Program, including Independent Study and the Senior Honors Colloquium; the accreditation of the Master's Program; the innovations in the curriculum to be presented in the fall; the completion of Berry Hall, one of the few co-educational residence halls in the nation; the sodding of the first baseball diamond on campus; and the entrance of an outstanding wrestling program, destined to rival the other major sports. And yet, while creating an exultant PRIDE, the staff made every effort to reaffirm the fierce, protective PRIDE that belongs to tradition, the base upon which advancement grows and strengthens. The Editor 2

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Editor........... Assistant Editor Photographers... Bilf Koeber Mr. Richard Manley Ted Klopp Max Bretscher

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In Memoriam MILTON B. CHILDS Registrar of Wayne State Teachers College since 1946 . . . also Director of Admissions and, for several years, Bursar . . . graduate of Wayne State in 1932 with a bachelor's degree . . . graduate of the University of Nebraska in 1937 with a master's degree . . . devoted citizen of the communities in which he lived, taught, and administered . . . active member ond officer of the Baptist Church, Kiwanis Club, and Masons . . . friend to his associates and students, a counselor and confidant. From qualities such as these, Educator-Administrotor-Citizen Milton B. Childs gave stature to himself and to his profession until his death January 1, 1962. 3